Solvestrols at work

I really would suggest that you do start taking Salvestrol.

If you are in the US, I would contact one of the uk centres and ask them to send it to you.

In South Africa we have reps of the uk company. Best you google Salvestrol availability. Use the Salvestrol Platinium as it is the high potency one (2000 points per cap.).

Best of luck.

On Jun 14, 2012 7:20 PM Clubcar wrote:

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I'm just starting to research this for my wife, but this is one of the best sites I've seen so far.  I wish you the best.

Here's a good site regarding Salvestrol...I believe Gerry Potter started it.

http://salvestrolinfo.blogspot.com.au/search?updated-min=201

Hi everyone. My mom is non-small cell lung cancer - stage 4. metastasized to brain and several soft tissue. We'll try salvestrols in a week. My problem is what is the starting dose? I couldn't find any information on the product web page. Where can I find this information. Please help.

On Jun 18, 2012 3:29 PM levoo1979 wrote:

Hi everyone. My mom is non-small cell lung cancer - stage 4. metastasized to brain and several soft tissue. We'll try salvestrols in a week. My problem is what is the starting dose? I couldn't find any information on the product web page. Where can I find this information. Please help.

I believe most start with 3 capsules a day (6000 point) but it is not unusual for some to take 6 capsules a day.

On Jun 18, 2012 9:44 PM Baileysmom97 wrote:

On Jun 18, 2012 3:29 PM levoo1979 wrote:

Hi everyone. My mom is non-small cell lung cancer - stage 4. metastasized to brain and several soft tissue. We'll try salvestrols in a week. My problem is what is the starting dose? I couldn't find any information on the product web page. Where can I find this information. Please help.

I believe most start with 3 capsules a day (6000 point) but it is not unusual for some to take 6 capsules a day.

Hi Baileysmom97  Good on you for pursuing Salvestrols for your mom. Below is a link to dosage guidelines on another excellent information source about Salvestrols. You can register and ask questions just like this blog.  My brother has advanced metastisised Prostate Cancer and he was advised to start on 8000 points (4 capsules) per day by a practitioner in New Zealand.

All the very best for your recovery. Debbie

http://salvestrolinfo.blogspot.co.nz/2012/05/salvestrol-plat

Hi Bundy, I Have been following your progress on this blog and am keen to hear how you got on with your tests last week. You have been such an inspiration to me and many others I am sure.  Love to hear from you. DebCNZ

Would also love to hear how Bundy is getting on.

I have huge faith in Salvestrols and long to hear some positive stories that will help me too.

Kind regards

Peter

Hi Guys

I had some surgery a couple of weeks ago on two suspected melanomas. Sub cutaneous ones. Both came up non melanoma. The surgeon was very surprised he was certain they would both be melanoma. So we were all very pleased about that. Also he gave me my CT scan results which showed no new lesions by his reading. Which is great but, there is always a but. One of the bony lesions that was sclerotic is now what they call a lucent lesion. Im not to sure what that means yet. I will be seeing the Oncoligist on Monday. I t has not changed in size. If anyone can put some more advice on that it would be great. All and all it a pretty good result. The surgeon reckons Im doing really well.

Mark

Great to hear your news Bundy!!! Given where you were at 6 months ago that is amazing. No doubt you had the thoughts 'its back' in your mind before you got that fantastic result. Thought I would do some looking for you on those two words - 'sclerotic' and 'lucent'. Here's what I found -  "What does it mean that a lesion is sclerotic? Well, generally, it means that it is due to a fairly slow-growing process". (doesnt sound too much like melanoma) Meaning of 'lucent' bone lesion-Expansile pseudotumor of reactive hemorrhagic tissue arising in bone. (sounds like a 'claytons' tumour- not meaning to be flippant)

I have a brother who has many metastised tumors in his bones from Prostate cancer. He is taking Salvestrols and the pain from those has receded now. My thoughts are that even when the tumors are no longer active (because Salvestrols have won the battle) there may always be a 'lesion' left behind, or for some time anyway. Could it be that that is what is referred to as lucent?

Lucent basically means light will go through it as opposed  to normal bone tissue that appears white in xrays because the rays dont go through bone but highlight it.

I think of bone tumors as a bit like lichen (dry looking moss) on a farm gate. Even if you spray the gate with roundup or the lichen dies in the heat, it stays there visible for some time till it falls or flakes off.

It takes two years for a broken bone to heal by 'over growing' and then the body 'eats' away the extra bone tissue till it looks perfect again. Anyway Bundy, what I am getting at in all this gabble is... maybe the healing process is happening and it may take a little more time for your body to reform the tissue to its original state. See Gleason10's post about his bone tumour on L5 vertebrae that has disappeared. Keep taking those Salvestrols and enjoy your regained health and strength. Your'e a star! Thanks for updating us DebCNZ